Bones – Implant Removal – ORTHOPAEDICS
Implant removal involves surgical extraction of previously placed hardware, such as screws, plates, or rods, from bones or joints after fracture healing or when hardware is no longer needed. It aims to alleviate discomfort, restore function, and reduce the risk of long-term complications associated with implants.
Prostate – Prostrate Surgery (TURP) – UROLOGY
Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) involves removing excess prostate tissue obstructing the urethra to alleviate urinary symptoms caused by benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). It aims to improve urine flow, reduce urinary urgency, and relieve bladder obstruction.
Ureter – Stone Removal From Ureter & Stenting (Cystoscopy Unilateral) – UROLOGY
Cystoscopy with ureteroscopy (URS) and double-J (DJ) stent placement involves visualizing the bladder and ureter, treating stones or blockages, and placing a temporary stent to ensure urine flow. It aims to relieve urinary obstruction, treat stones, and prevent complications such as kidney damage.
Kidney – Stone Removal From Kidney & Stenting (Per-cutaneous Nephrolithotripsy & DJ Stenting) – UROLOGY
PCNL (percutaneous nephrolithotripsy) with DJ stenting involves minimally invasive surgery to remove kidney stones through a small incision, with placement of a temporary stent to ensure urine flow and aid in healing. It aims to effectively clear kidney stones, relieve pain, and prevent complications such as kidney damage.
Bones – Single Bone Fracture Fixation Surgery (ORIF) – ORTHOPAEDICS
ORIF (Open Reduction Internal Fixation) for a single bone involves surgically realigning fractured bone fragments and securing them with screws, plates, or rods to stabilize the fracture and promote healing. It aims to restore bone alignment, relieve pain, and allow for functional recovery.
BONES – Single Bone Fracture Fixation Non-Surgical (CRIF) – ORTHOPAEDICS
CRIF (Closed reduction internal fixation) for a single bone involves non-surgical alignment of a fractured bone followed by internal fixation using screws, pins, or rods inserted through the skin to stabilize the fracture. It aims to facilitate bone healing, restore alignment, and promote functional recovery.
Knee Joint – Ligament & Meniscus Reconstruction / Repair (ACL & PCL) – ORTHOPAEDICS
ACL and PCL reconstruction with posterior meniscus repair involves surgical reconstruction of the anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments, along with repair of a torn posterior meniscus. This procedure aims to restore knee stability, function, and prevent long-term joint damage.
Knee – Total Knee Replacement One (TKR Unilateral) – ORTHOPAEDICS
Total knee replacement (unilateral) involves surgically replacing the damaged knee joint with artificial components to relieve pain and improve function. It aims to restore mobility and quality of life for individuals suffering from severe arthritis or joint damage.
Knee – Total Knee Replacement Both (TKR Bilateral) – ORTHOPAEDICS
Total knee replacement (bilateral) involves surgically replacing both knee joints with artificial components to alleviate pain and improve mobility simultaneously. It aims to restore function and quality of life for individuals suffering from severe arthritis or joint damage in both knees.
Hip – Hip Ball Replacement (Hip Replacement Unipolar) – ORTHOPAEDICS
Total hip replacement (unipolar) involves replacing the damaged hip joint with a prosthetic implant, typically with a femoral head that moves within a fixed acetabular cup. It aims to relieve pain, restore hip function, and improve mobility for individuals suffering from severe hip arthritis or joint damage.